Galaxis Wireless G-Flame

Description

Highlights
– Very versatile usage due to various control inputs: DMX, 12-24V, ext. contact, radio and RS485
– No mains voltage required, thanks to the integrated battery solution with up to 60 h stand-by time
– Extremely weatherproof, can be used even in heavy rain without any problems
– Operation with inexpensive aerosol cans, gas cans or gas cylinders possible
– Fuel cans are completely encased in the housing and therefore well protected
– Cartridge holder comes with non-return valves
– All components are equipped with quick couplers for extremely assembly
– Fully autarkic operation if the optional Advanced radio module or wireless DMX receivers are used
– Integrated fine filter prevents leakage of solenoid valves
– Equipped with two solenoid valves connected in series for double safety
– Electronic flame monitoring by means of ionization measurement
– Equipped with tilt sensor
– Bi-directional communication with the controller PFC Advanced and USB Radio Modem PFM Advanced for remote programming and remote data requests
– Prepared for quick mounting on stands and truss elements
– Illuminated text display with convenient menu navigation
– Optical warning when armed
– Atomic effect programmable
– Fast step sequences possible because the flame extinguishes within a short time after closing the solenoid valves, even during can operation

Product Information
Accessories

– Indoor option for G-Flame incl. connector for gas cartridges, size XXL
– Outdoor option for G-Flame incl. 5 m gas hose, with pressure regulator and nozzle
– Flamebar 2m
– Flamebar 8-edge
– Adaptor for liquid phase gasiform
– Nozzle for operation with gas cartridges, size S
– Nozzle for operation with gas cartridges, size M
– Nozzle for operation with gas cartridges, size L
– Nozzle for operation with gas cartridges, size XL
– Nozzle for operation with gas cartridges, size XXL
– Nozzle for operation with gas bottles, gas phase
– Nozzle for operation with gas bottles, liquid phase
– Gas cartridges for G-Flame

Further information including user manual found via website https://www.firing-system.com/project/g-flame/